Andrew

Bielsa has resigned from Marseille. Rodgers replacement comes compensation free then!

They'll never actually do it.

Rodgers I reckon, has spent a fortune for the second year in a row and they're still appalling in defence. They won't play to Bentekes strengths and continue to concede too much, be well off the CL pace in a couple of months and he'll be gone.

They might have the clout but if its sherwood picking the players they won't have the nouse.

Hm, I share a birthday with Christian Eriksen and Angel Di Maria...

They're just awful, they've lost their best midfielder and striker to other clubs and their best defender is injured. Sherwoods nonsense won't be able to keep them going over a full season.

Snakes and roundabouts innit

Don't disagree with most of that but I think City will be right on Chelseas backs this season and possibly win it. Swap Watford for Villa as well, the watford owners are nuts, sack loads of managers buy loads of players but it somehow seems to work for them.

Ronald Koeman is injured and may miss the game...

Thats a matter for debate

Future england captain and all that

Wilshere injured again, shame as he could've been a really great player if he'd stayed injury free, not such a shame since he's well known to be a total knob.

Man City expecting to sign Kevin De Bruyne for about £48 million And Sunderland talking to Man U about loaning Januzaj, wouldn't mind us going for him tbh

http://www.theguardian.com/football/video/2015/aug/03/newcastle-united-2015-16-season-preview-premier-league-video Never heard Louise Taylor speak before, always assumed she was at least a local covering the north east considering shes crap at her job.

Im guessing BT sport

Sunderland looking set to get Fer on loan from QPR and Yann M'vila. could turn out to be excellent business that

Reckon that was Pardews problem here a lot of the time, his ego wouldn't allow for players who didn't just follow what he said, hence dropping the flair players as he did in favour of the likes of gouffran.

I don't particularly disagree. Wondering though at what point does the fact an animal has been killed become ok? When you aren't the one who pulled the trigger? When you stick it in the oven? When you're helping mummy pig give birth so you can feed up her young and have them killed? Not accusing you (or anyone in here neccessarily) of this but there's been some absurd reactions to the Cecil the Lion case throughout the web/world.

What about farming? Raising pigs/cows etc so they can be killed by a machine

Would enjoying what you're doing while culling make you one?

Its not just the luring either, someone else had previously wounded the lion so this bloke had an easy target to "hunt". I honestly don't see what is "hunting" about it. If you go into the woods with a bow and arrow (or a gun ) and stalk an animal, kill it, skin it, eat it/sell its meat. Thats hunting which is at least understandable. What this guy and people like him have done/do is pathetic, its the equivalent of this goal https://youtu.be/_K_dnvzEVq8?t=1m34s

Deer aren't farmed though and, due to the fact we wiped out the wolves as they were dangerous, have no natural predators in the UK. There are fucking loads of them and they ruin forests/farmland when they appear in numbers. And I like venison.